For Science 2.0
Destination Unknown Beer Co.

Served in a tulip glass from the can.

Appearance: Cloudy yellow with medium bubbled and a white head rising roughly at the very least two fingers length with a hard pour.

Smell: Hard hop aroma coming off a touch floral.

Taste: Bitter floral heavy hop flavors. Like I'm chewing on them. Still smooth with hints of lemon skin and citrus juice.

Mouth: soft carbonation with a full body. Sticky but not explosive if you know what I mean.

Overall: Good brew, wouldn't change it considering this is my starter for the night. If you like IPAs I can promise you it will not disappoint. Salud

Thomas Dolby could have come up with this beer. Destination Unknown Brewing Company's For Science 2.0 is a northeast double IPA. It pours hazy and has a hop forward nose. The malt is heavy with this one. It's not a light beer, and it lingers, but in a good way. I'm happy to have tried it.

16 oz can, pours a hazy yellow. Strong scents of mango and orange. Initial tastes of the same, with an earthy almost chewy finish. Very good NEIPA.

 

Hoping and praying for a covid vaccine, and in the meantime rooting the science community on with this beer! Cheers to you all! Cloudy yellow verging on haze with a finger of white foam. Onion and slightly earthy hops, pineapple, lemon and mango in the nose. Taste adds in cantaloupe, orange zest, and papaya, nice bitterness to close out, well balanced. Feel is crisp but not overly clean or messy, lighter body by the finish, almost chewy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tall can, w/o canning date info

Super clouded NE IPA style pour, lasting frothy cap and leaves loose ringed sheeting and larger bubble lace about the glass.

True to the style, the sniff is of the ubiquitous tropical fruits with pineapple juice and oranges coming to mind.

Pleasing DIPA, creamy and soft on the palate, more ripe pineapple, with mango coming forward, along with a slight note of charred scallions....complex, flavorful and quite tasty....more nice brew from DUBCO